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This link includes a daily update and a running total of cases broken down by age and by Trust. If you have any further queries regarding the figures please contact the NHS England/Improvement media team on nhsengland.media@nhs.net or 01138 250958/9.
A highly regarded and long-serving figure in Lancaster's Islamic community has joined the Chaplaincy Team at University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay NHS Foundation Trust (UHMBT) as a volunteer.
A group of Barrow DJs has presented more than £1,000 to the Bay Hospitals Charity after setting out to raise funds for Furness General Hospital in memory of a well–known Barrow entertainer.
Doctors in Lancashire and South Cumbria are urging residents to not ignore a persistent cough, not every cough is coronavirus (Covid-19) it could also be a symptom of lung cancer.
Some hospitals in Lancashire and South Cumbria are experiencing a reduction in people attending with symptoms of a stroke.
An eight-year-old girl from Barrow plans to walk 5km every day in February to raise money for Bay Hospitals Charity.
An innovative online system led by the Digital Solutions Team at UHMBT has been announced as a finalist in the iNetwork Awards.
University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay NHS Foundation Trust (UHMBT) has appointed Dr Hugh Reeve as a Non-Executive Director of the Trust.
In October 2020, we appointed the Good Governance Institute (GGI) to undertake a governance review to understand how well our governance and assurance processes are working across the Trust and to help us to improve these.
More community pharmacies come on board to support the Lancashire and South Cumbria vaccine roll-out
NHS staff will be delivering life-saving COVID-19 jabs at a network of more than nine vaccination sites across Lancashire, including Morecambe Cricket Club, when six more services open their doors this week.
A new £1.7m project to explore using plasma jets and antimicrobial dressings to treat debilitating – and potentially deadly – wound infections launches today.